Dieting in College without Counting, Part 2: The Set-Up
By Ari Snaevarsson, Features Editor Last week, I promised you a simple method of successfully dieting in college without the additional stress of meticulous counting. Here, I will provide you with the basic set-up of the diet, followed by an explanation and more in-depth review of everything we have gone over. This specific method would be most useful for a dieter looking to lose fat or minimize fat gain during a bulk. I will probably...
How to make the most of this semester
By Meredith Cox, Staff Writer The start of a new semester is a time to set new goals, try new activities, and [try to] get ahead on schoolwork as much as possible. However, all of these things are easier said than done. We are often preoccupied with other, more exciting things at the beginning of the semester, like seeing old friends, redecorating our dorm rooms, and continuing to binge watch that Netflix series we started over break....
Wrestling team hits the mats for winter season: First-year heavyweight Paul Triandafilou named Centennial Conference Wrestler of the week
By Michael Boncardo, Staff Writer Last weekend’s storm may have pushed back the continuation Gettysburg men’s wrestling team’s winter season, but by no means are the Bullets letting the weather or the competition get the best of them. Head coach Andrew Vogel and his wrestlers are ready to finish the 2016 portion of their season on a high note. The Bullets got off to a rough start to the 2015-2016 season, with many of their key...
Bullet Shot: Athlete of the Week
By Jacob Verner, Staff Writer This week’s Gettysburg Bullet Shot athlete in focus is Junior Cody Kiefer of the men’s basketball team. Kiefer is a native of Gettysburg and is enjoying a great all around season so far for the Bullets. On the season Kiefer is averaging 12.6 points per game on 47.7% field goal percentage to go along with seven rebounds and 3.8 assists per contest. This past week in wins over Muhlenberg and thirteenth...
Tech may have you book next trip through refrigerator
By Marli Horwitz, MS&T Editor Tech giants have promised the everyday traveler an automated future for years; many expected concepts such as the driverless car, household robot, and other automated services to be on the consumer market today. These varied forms of instant gratification once thought to be impossible may be tangible developments within the next five years. At CES 2016, a technology trade show held recently in Las...
